In Senegal, the new authorities face the challenge of regulating fishing
Of all the promises of rupture made by the new authorities of Senegal, this one directly concerns the daily lives of 600,000 of their compatriots News
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Of all the promises of rupture made by the new authorities of Senegal, this one directly concerns the daily lives of 600,000 of their compatriots News
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THESE days, when a Senegalese fisherman climbs into a canoe, it’s likely to be the last time – either he is leaving his life behind in hope of a new one in Europe, or failing in the attempt.
In Senegal, fishermen are being lured by the dream of a better life in Europe, as over-fishing and the impacts of climate change take their toll. But for many of those who set out in a canoe for the last time, their journey across the Atlantic proves deadly.